Circuit court forms

The formal order signed by the court directing the custody ordered by the court for a child/juvenile. CCAP form.

A member of the clergy may file a petition to waive parental consent for an abortion on behalf of a pregnant juvenile. The clergyperson must accompany the petition with a declaration stating that certain statutory requirements have been complied with.

To be signed by child over 14 and an adult consenting to the adoption. This form is available in Spanish.

To petition the court for registration of a foreign adoption order.

To give notice to the school board that a felony delinquency petition has been filed or dismissed, that a juvenile has been adjudicated delinquent, or that school attendance is a condition of a CHIPS, JIPS, or delinquency dispositional order. CCAP form.

To request that an unpaid forfeiture be converted into a money judgment. Used to a representative of the public interest, the supervising agency, or the law enforcement agency which issued a citation to a juvenile.

Document authorizing custody hold of juvenile pending investigation of an alleged violation of a dispositional order or as a consequence for violation of a dispositional order.

To allow an individual who has been adjudicated delinquent for a felony to ask a court to remove the firearms restrictions. To be used in Juvenile cases only.

To request expunction of the court record of the adjudication.

Order in a post-dispositional ch. 48 or 938 case where child/juvenile is/will be placed with parent and entry original family court ordered or modification of an existing family court order.

For the proposed guardian to complete and submit to the court at least 96 hours before the initial hearing on the petition for guardianship. Available in Spanish.